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Hello Friends,
I want to find out angle between 3 nodes using TCL, can you please help me out. Thanks in advance.
Maybe ::hwat::math::AngleBetweenVectors can help you ? See my screenshot.
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Hi ARJUN,
In HM14, use this command:
hm_getangle nodes $NodeId1 $NodeId2 $NodeId3
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Hi ARJUN, In HM14, use this command: hm_getangle nodes $NodeId1 $NodeId2 $NodeId3 If you cannot register as a member, contact to administrators please
Can i Use the same code for HM version 12 too?
Is there a code to open file(.inp) location via directories specified by the user? (to take in the directory as a string and pass it on to a pointer to locate it)
Also how to enter the contents (node co ordintes, distances, and angle) into a excel sheet, whose directory is given by the user(as it changes time to time)?
Yes, the code is available in HM12 also
To open/import file, you delete .../documents/command.cmf
import the file by menu File>Import
then turn back to open command.cmf (by notepad for example), you will see relevant commands
to put the contents into excel sheet, you can write it to a csv file , please refer to tcl manual online for commands: open, puts, join, close.
Sample codes appear on web very much, you can find
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